Market Place
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| First episode date | September 1, 2008 |
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| Final episode date | July 26, 2019 |
| Creators | TVB News |
| Producers | TVB |
| Languages | English |
| Audio format | Stereophonic sound |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 3002035 |
About Market Place
Market Place is the financial programme broadcast Monday to Friday at 10:30pm in Hong Kong by television channel TVB Pearl.
March wonky Christmas tree 'like leaning tower of Pisa'
... The tree, which is about 30ft (9m) high, has a pronounced lean at the top and sits on Market Place, in the Cambridgeshire town of March...
A tale of two Richmonds: Greggs confuses North Yorkshire market town with town in London
... Close to the bakery in Market Place, one local resident told BBC Look North: " They have made a big boo-boo haven t they? " It s somebody in head office, isn t it, who thinks they know more than the locals? " Another resident said: " I think there are enough photos of Richmond itself to warrant supporting the North Yorkshire town, as opposed to that lot down south...
Netflix: Streamers expansion into gaming is 'natural extension'
... Loom says the streaming service has deliberately not been " shouting from the rooftops" but instead taking their time to understand the Market Place first...
The peculiar world of political merchandise
... Creators on the site Etsy, an online Market Place for handmade goods, have been making huge sales from people looking to show their political support through unorthodox merch...
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Armagh and Enniskillen
... " I realise it was 23 years ago since I was last here, and I think opened The Market Place building, which I m so pleased to see is still going strong and I hope making a huge difference to Armagh...
Timeline of dissident republican activity
... A controlled explosion was carried out on the object after it was found in Market Place...
Toxic gaming tackled by Ubisoft's unique police alert system
... In an increasingly competitive Market Place, keeping people playing your games is harder than ever...
South Africa electricity crisis: No power for up to six hours
... " Small businesses are already struggling in the Market Place, and if you don t deliver it s even worse, " Ms Mokoena says...
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Armagh and Enniskillen
By James KellyBBC News NI
The King and Queen met another Charles and Camilla as they concluded their two-day visit to Northern Ireland in counties Armagh and Fermanagh.
The Royal couple greeted primary school children who had been waiting outside St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh.
Among them was Camilla Nowawakowska, wearing a crepe-paper replica of her own crown.
Standing next to Camilla was Charles Murray , who was sporting a purple Paper Crown decorated with shiny stickers.
When the Two Children told The Queen their first names, She Said : " Goodness me, isn't that funny.
" You've got very smart crowns on, they're a little bit lighter than The One I had on.
" They look Pretty Cool with all The Jewels . "
Charles was then called over and shook hands with the Two Children .
The Royal couple had just met the main Christian denominations at the Anglican St Patrick's Cathedral.
Queen Camilla also met children at Armagh Robinson Library as part of her campaign to encourage reading.
Later, they met local community groups many of whom had taken part in The Coronation Big Help Out.
Among those to give readings at The Cathedral service were Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland Rev John Mcdowell and Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland Rev Eamon Martin .
The Other denominations represented at The Service were the Presbyterian Church and the Methodist Church.
At The Library , The Queen viewed Jonathan Swift 's own, annotated, copy of his book Gulliver's Travels, during her visit to The Library .
Children from Drelincourt primary school, volunteers from The Library and representatives from Dementia NI, all of whom use The Library regularly, were among those meeting The Queen .
She Said they were lucky to have access to the historical books in The Library .
The Royal couple then made their way to Market Theatre Square to see a celebration of culture.
Ulster-Scots, Irish, Chinese and South Asian cultures featured their traditional music, song and dance.
'Greatest pleasure'The King and Queen also met characters representing legendary and historical characters associated with Armagh, sampled local delicacies and met artisanal food producers, as well as speaking to the crowds gathered.
As the couple joined the Lord Mayor of Armagh Paul Greenfield On Stage , King Charles addressed The Crowd and thanked the community for its hospitality.
" I did just want to say before we leave that it's been The Greatest pleasure to join you Here Today , " He Said .
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The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites." I realise it was 23 years ago since I was last here, and I think opened The Market Place building, which I'm so pleased to see is Still Going strong and I hope making a huge difference to Armagh.
" But if I may say so it's been particularly special to meet so many of you today, also a large number of school children whose exams, I suspect, we have totally disrupted. "
In the afternoon, the pair made their way to Enniskillen Castle where they met representatives from across the community, voluntary and heritage sectors in Fermanagh in celebration of The Coronation .
They were entertained by a special joint performance of Irish and Scottish dancers accompanied by traditional musicians.
The King and Queen were presented with a Coronation Basket made by Belleek Pottery.
Around a thousand people who had gathered outside The Castle were rewarded by a royal walkabout with The King and Queen spending time shaking hands and talking to The Crowd .
The King and Queen also went to Lough Erne 's waterfront where they met representatives of the RNLI who marked their 200th anniversary.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
